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Daily Archives: August 9, 2012
Metro A Closed: Aug 11 – Aug 25
With the exception of some nicely timed Friday scioperi (transit strikes), the Metro in Rome has been relatively – dare I say – functional lately? Never one to let a good opportunity go to waste, ATAC is shaking things up with a … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
Tagged rome metro, rome subway, rome transit, rome transit strike
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Word of the Day: Annoiato
It’s time to whip out a huge Italian-English false friend: annoiato. It doesn’t matter that I’ve lived in Italy for almost three years, I occasionally still use annoiato to say that I am annoyed, when in fact, it means bored. Yes, … Continue reading
Posted in Word of the Day
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